The phrase "adoption of the same" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the acceptance or implementation of something previously mentioned or established.
Example: "The committee discussed the new policy and voted for the adoption of the same during the meeting."
Alternatives: "acceptance of it" or "implementation of it".
Trump's adoption of the same anti-Iranian narrative on his visit to Riyadh delighted the Israelis.
Subsequently, the local experience may form the basis for adoption of the same or similar laws by other states, and perhaps ultimately by the national legislature.
That association was greatly reinforced by France's adoption of the same colours, but with vertical instead of horizontal stripes, following the French Revolution of 1789.
We believe that other control design problems can be also considered by the adoption of the same ideas and algebraic manipulations.
After the ruinous bilateral trade competition in Europe in the 1930's, the United States backed a global adoption of the same approach, leading in the decades after World War II to the international trade rules enshrined in the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade and later to the creation of the World Trade Organization.
The adoption of the same coat of arms by successors in sovereign dynasties is found also in the royal arms of Sweden and of Denmark; but, unlike the English, those royal families place their family arms on an inescutcheon in the middle of the shield.
"It will be important for prospective members of the A.I.I.B. to push for the adoption of those same high standards that other international institutions abide by, including strong board oversight and safeguards," she said.
We need only imagine the adoption of this same provision in a city such as Cleveland.
The fact that the CCO designs most often used to analyze the relationship between air pollution and health are symmetric and time stratified, plus the rapid adoption of these same two models (they began to be used in the same year as they were proposed in the literature), together indicate that there is an interest in the correct application of this methodology.
But the socio-organizational setting may be quite different (e.g. different organization of workflow, different patient profiles, different motivation of staff, different management support, different IT history etc)., leading to different adoption processes of the same IT system, and thus to different effects (e.g. increased efficiency on one ward, user boycott on the other ward).
"This is why the bill provides for the possibility of adoption by partners of the same sex".
